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Alleged Illegal Action by the New Jersey
Democratic LegislatOrs

Democratic Legislators.
TRENTON On J.), January 25th. = The
crisis was reached in the Senatorial situa-
ton this afternoon, when the Democratic
majority in the Assembly, in pursuance of
their caucus programme, forced ballot.
a call OF the House was made Immediately
upon reassembling at 3 o'clock, and within
few minutes all the members were in
their places, except Throckmorton (Dem.)
His confrereS were not satisfied with the
reasons given for his absence still the
Democrats had thirty members present to
twenty-nine Republicans, and they re-
solved to proceed. The Republicans failed
to secure an adjournment. A motion to
proceed to ballot for United States Sen
ator was objected TO by the Republicans as
illegal, the requirement being that the vote
should be taken on the second Tuesday
after the organization of the Legislature,
and the Senatorial half of it was not organ
lied. The Democrats replied that the fail
ure to organize was the result of revolu-
tionary methods adopted by the Republi-
cans, and that it was unnecessary TO discuss
the matter further. The House then pro-
ceeded 10 vote on the question of taking
a ballot. and it prevailed by the votes
of thirty Democrats. The Republicans
Except Hawkins refused to vote Speaker
anu Two lJtDDi iGtll slOOS Will tne
Republicans. E1- Governor Leon Abbott
was then nominated for U. 5. Senator, and
on cali cf the roll he received 30 votes for
this Office. This included all the Demo-
cratic Assemblymen except tThrockmorton,
who was absent, and Baird, not voting
None of the Republicans or Labor men
voted. The record was ordered to be en-
tered on the Assembly journal, and an
adjournment then took place till 1:30 A. NJ.
tomorrow, when the Democratic Senators
will join with the Assembly, informally
voting for Abbott. With nine Senators the
Democrats would have SO votes, or two
short of the number necessary to elect.
Theysare hopeful, however, of having both
Throckmorton and Baird with them on the
final vote. The Republicans express no
anxiety. The Senate was adjourned to
Friday. They say, however, that the ac-
ton of the Democrats is illegal, and will
not stand. They will all persist in refusing
to vote. The Democratic State Senators
elect were sworn into Office by Senator
Livingston in the Attorney Generals office
this afternoon.
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A KANSAS SHAKE.
Terrific Explosion on a Powder Train
Damage TO a Town.

L A
Damage TO a Town.
FoRT ScoTT Ks }, January 25th.-About
200 cans OF gunpowder exploded while in
transit over the Missouri Pacific. half a
mile west Of this city, at o'clock this morn
ing The train consisted Of twenty-three
freight cars. and fifteen of them were com
pletely demolished and the magazine car
was blown To atoms. The engine was
badly broken up, but was not blown off the
track Scott Hooker, brakeman, was in
s,antly killed. A great hole was blown in
the roadoed, and the rails and ties were
torn up for several rods distant. About
$4,000 worth Of plate glass and window
glass in the central and western part OF the
city was destroyed. Many thought it au
earthquake, and left their beds and ran
from the houses. The report comes to- day
that several window glasses were broken at
Nevada, No, twenty five miles distant, and
also at Rich Hill. Houses were shaken ali
over this county.
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LET Us HAVE PEACE.
English Opinion on the Action of the
United States Senate

United States Senate.
LONDON, January 25th-The Post this
morning, in an article on the passage in
the United States Senate on Monday of the
fisheries retaliation bill, says: I'VE are
sure that Mr.. Ingalls, outspoken bitterness
against England does not represent the
feeling either in the American Senate or of
the people. On the other hand. it would
be foolish to shut our eyes to the import
ance of the question involved"
The Daily Neirs SAYS: "To-day's tele-
grams from New York. Montreal and OF
tawa ere Of very reassuring character.
Nobody here regarded the violent speeches
ofSenators Ingalls,, Hale and Frye seriously.
Even dignified American Senators are not
above playing TO the gallery. 1t is much
to be hoped that no step will be taken to
exasperate quarrel, snd that the good
sense OF Canada will insist upon the policy
of peace"
The Standard says President Cleye-
land will probably have the good sense TO
veto the measure, or agree to it merely in
form IS a prelude to amicable negotia-
tons. We protest against the idea of
either England or Canada being coerced
into yielding jot or little of their rights bv
such empty threats. We have none of the
Interior motives assigned by Messrs. In
gals, Frye and Hoar, but the Americans.
By demanding such terms as those indi-
Gated, ask more than justice. The dispute,
however, ought not to be allowed to 90 be-
yond the power of diplomacy"
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west side, is cut of, except by small boats.
At West Pitts,on. the river is q feet
above lowwater mark. The water is en-
croaching upon the yards of many resi-
dences, and cellars are being flooded.
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Winter Exposure Causes Coughs,
Colds. Pieurisy rheumatism, Pneumonia. Neu-
ralcia Sciatica. Lumbago, Baekache and other
silfnents for which Bensons Capcine Plasters
are adrnitted@to be the best remedy known.
They relieve aud cure in few hours when no
other application is OF the least benefit. In
dorsed by 600 Fby-icia and Druggists. Be-
ware OF limitations under similsr sounding
names, such as "capsicum." "Capsicin,' or
aCapsicine" Ask for Benson $ Grd take 7l9 others
Examine carefully when you buy All drug
sEABuEy & JOHNSON, ProRrietors, New
YorS d13-6mMWS
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COLONY LANDS FOR SALE.

OAE PARK COLONY, TFHAMA COUNTY,
~ is in the rich timber belt on the line of the
Oregon Railroad, and is commanding the at
tention Of settlers of the choice localities
for building homes. The climate is mild, the
soil fertile and produces all the fruits in periec
ton. Secure lands here at the present low
prices. Inquire at 426 K street, sacramento. I'm
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Land Exchange.

rJ'HE ADVERTISER WILL EXCHANGE A
valuable and weltequipped farrl,. worth
sl50000 in the near vicinity of New York CITY;
first-class condition, including some 5000 head
of Cows and 700 Graded Bulls, in q desirae ele To-
cality for large single tracts OF land in Central
or Northern Ca.iornia, and will take back
ditionai cash sums rs may be agreed upon
superior grazing tract of 10000 acres: COM
pletely fenced aud abundantly ,upplied with
feed, water and buildings upon which the cat
tie are now located viii be leased for five years
at n nominal rent, as may be agreed upon. No
brokers, agents or secondaries will be consid-
cred N the business. Address
JP. WHITNEY,
1ptf Rockliu, Placer coupty, Cal.
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ICE .oRGEs.
Severe Floods Produced by Packed Ice
in Eastern Rivers

PoRT JEBvIs On. W January 25th-The
ice in the creek broke last night and gorged
al Hawlev, Pa. The lower part of the vii
lage was flooded and the Erie round house
had water in it four feet deep, putting out
the fires in all the engines. The gorge
gave way at noon to-day, and the water
rapidly receded.
The ice in the Delaware gorged at Rose
own, 81 miles south Of this place, this morn
ing, and flooded the farming country to All
extent never before seen at that point The
highway was covered by water to a depth
of four feet. The most disastrous work is
seen at Cochecton, As miles west of here,
ON the Erie Railroad. The ice broke up at
noon yesterday a. Hancock, aud last night
it gorsed at Big Eddy, which is about seven
miles below Cocbec,ou, and rapidly flooded
back until Cochecton was reached. Since
that time the entire lover part of the vii
lage, containing 25 small houses, has been
under water. The water has advanced IN
til it has reached The second story of
knapp's Hotel, which is on level with
the ore roadbei. No lives are reported
lost rs yet. The ice passed smoothly
through here, and did no harm.
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A FIRST-CLASS
FARM FOR SALE.

ON ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUSINESS Sse
" l will sell my we'll improved farm. sr41sE
comprising $50 acres of choice Grain and --a--
Fruit land, located SO miles east of fremont
Station. between Davisville and Dixon, with
Crop, stock ana Farming Implements lm-
provements are worth fully half the price de-
mauded for the whole. Price, S00 per acre;
about one-half down; balance on easy terms.
For particular. inquire On the farm or at my
Office. Il. SIZZLING, Davisvillc, Cal. 1p1m
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Purity the Blood

We do not claim that Hoods Sarsaparilh is the
only medicine deserving public confidence, but
we believe that to purify the blood, TO restore and
renoyate the whole system, It il absolutely
unelualled. The influence of the blood upon
the health cannot be oyer-estimsted. IL it be-
comes contaminated, the train Of consequences
by which the health is undermined Is immeasHr-
able. Loss of Appetite. Low Spirits, Headache.
Dyspepsia, Debility, Nervousness and other
"little 90 ailments" are the preInonitiens OF
more serious and often fatal results Try
Hoods SaYsapasilsa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for So. Mad,
only by C. /. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Az Editor Silepced.

BERLIN, January 25th.-Herr Barth, ed
itor OF the ffeisiHnigc Zeitung, has been SEN
fenced to six months Imprisonment for
gross misdemeanor His olfense consisted
of publishing a report that the Gar of
Russia had made deadly attack upon
Viilaume. Military Attache to the German
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ALONG THE sUsQuEHANNA.

WILKEsBAERE, January 25th-The ice
gorge III the ausauehanna river, at this
place, remains usmoved. Since yesterday
the water has been rising steadily, aud has
reached 20 feet above lcw-water mark
This evening the low lands on the west
side are flooded, and ell communication
between this city and Kingston, On the
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More "Soup, for Eismarcb.

BERLIN, January 25th.-The debate in
the Landtag yesterday is considered to have
been adverse TO the Government. Prince
Bismarck's declaration that the Emperor
has absolute power to fix the period for
which the army shall be operative, is criti-
cised by the opposition press as certain to
influence electors in support of the rights
of tho Painhstar
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HOME AND ABROAD.
A FRENCH VAR CORRESPONDENT
CALLED HOME.
Terrible Powder Explosion on n Rail-
road Train-A Trapper's Awful
Death-Depot Robbed.
WILL 1T STAND?

IsrEcrAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION
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week. weeks sweeks | month
1sq., / page So so IS 90 $500 s7Oo
1sq., 2 page 500 s 90 900 10 on
1so., 8 page 400 500 200 SO0
1sq., psge 800 90 500 90

l square in WEEKLY UNION. first time. s..
each subsequent time 81
No extra charge for Cuts, which must be of solid
metal.
SACRAMENTO PUBLISHING CO.,
SACRAMENTO, CAL.
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BERLIN. January 25th.-The North Ger
man Gazette confirms the pacific decIara-
tiors made by NJ. Goblet. the French
Premier. 1t pronounces the declaration of
the London Daily Netgs, that Germany in
tended to demand certain explanations
from the French regarding the alleged
movements of troops on the frontier as
pure invention.
The Blacks Defeated.
SUAKIM, January 25th.-It is reported
that q small force of AbysSinians has at
tackled Massowah and been repulsed with
loss of 200 killed. Five Italians were killed.
Still Live Question.
PEsrH January 25th.-It is emi-officially
stated that the Austrian Government con-
ours as to the necessity of a new Sobranie
or a new Regency before the election of
Prince to the Bulgarian throne. All tie
Powers, with the exception of England, are
now in unison on this subject
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Alleged Jury-Packiag in Ireland.

~ III
New York, January 26th-A. MI. p.
Gill, member of Parliament, telegraphs the
Tribune from Dublin: BY an infamous
trick the Crown has changed the venue Of
the city of Dublin to the county of Dublin.
They have, in SO doing avaied themselves
of the Sixth Act Of George Ill, which en-
abIes them to hand the bills to the county,
instead of the city Sheriff. The effect Of
this maneuver will be that John Dillon.
William o. Bsien and their colleagues will be
tried by jury selected from the bitterest
Orangemen and terrorists in Ireland, backed
by Captain Hamilton. who, in addition 10 be-
ing the county Sheriff, is the head of the
Orange Emergency Association. Captain
Hamilton was the foreman of the drunken
jury that convicted Francis Hynes, and by
so doing made itself notorious. Under
these circumstances it will be miracle If
the Crown cannot pack a jury which will
convict the prisoners, who would then be
sent TO Jail for probably two years.
The Striking Carpet Weayers.
New YORK, January 25th-A- M.--The
900 carpetworkers in Higgins Factory,
who went cut on strike on Monday, met
yesterday John w. Hayes and A. A. Carl
ton, of the General Executive Board Of
knights Of Labor, and reported that the
firm had refused 20 WITHDRAW It's notice Of
a reduction of wages or TO discharge the
Superintendent. The members Of the Cen
eral Executive Board went lack to Phila-
delphia yesterday. There was an impress
sion yesterday that the strike will las. q
long while. The employees have been pre-
pairing for it ta;s three months,
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Serious Phass OF The Coal strike.

NEw YORK, January 25ih -Hekets ef
The Ocean Association CT 'Lonssnoreinen.
knights of Labor, report that not pound
Of coal was pnt aboard ans of the ocean
steamships in New York, Brooklyn or Jer-
sey City to-day. Eleven grain elevators
suspended business. The elevator nea re.
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A War Correspondent Summoned TO Eu-

New York, January 25th.-Vanderpoo
the war correspondent of the Paris Figaro,
who served that paper in the Russo-Turk-
ish and other campaigns, and who is at
present in this city, received cablegram
from the Figaro to-day, saying that war is
imminent and inevitable, and ordering him
to sail for Paris not later than February lst
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ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING BATES.
square (5-6'ef an inch), one time.,........s1 90
! square INSIDE position), two times....... / rs
l square INSIDE positior), three times...... so
square (new every day., one dollar each time.
Local ~ notices. Is cents per line each time :
average seven words to line
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Of the persons and estates of Emile
T. Filter aud Johanna II. Fl ter, Minors.
y. CoMTE, Jg., attorney for Guardian. al3-29t
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IN A
Chiden Pebble
Ladies' Pebble Button hes); froms
81 25
Ladies' to
Ladies
81 75oSl 25 pair
81 pair.
Youths Shoes-Sod
Boys
Mems Fine Quality Calf pair
During this
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PUBLISHED BY TIE
MCRksla'IO PUBLISHING G0HPaHY.
Publication ONCE, Third st., bet. Snd K.

TIE DAILY RECORD-UyION
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SAEEED-LGST-FOUND.

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
~ woman as housekeeper where there are no
children Address this Office. ia25-3tS
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FOB SAEE-T0 LEF.

SIU. furnished for housekeeping, to man and
wife, without children. Call at once to 400
street ia)5c -
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NASHVILLE, January 25,h.-The Trnnes-
see Legislature assembled at noon to-day
and proceeded with the ballot for United
States Senator. Ex-Governor w. S. Bate
DEM received 81 votes, A. NJ. Hughes,
Jr. Reps, 43, and James d. Parker
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Prompt Action to Suppress Crime and
Vice.

LANSING (Mich.), January 25th The
bill for the suppression of vice i'll the Upper
Peninsular passed the House unanimously
this morning.. The disclosures of the
touse horrors induced the House TO
give the law immediate effect. Its pro-
visions are sweeping, and apply to disrepu-
table houses throughout the State. All
psrsons keeping or reSorting to such are
suhject to an imprisonment for five years
in the State Prison, or 81 O00' fine, or both.
This is five times the former penalty.
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An Insolent DaInand Kefused.

BesToN, January 25th.-A cable message
received yesterday from DR.. Kreuger, Of the
European union of astronomers, announces
the discovery of comet, on January 18Th,
by DR.. Thorne, director OF the observatory
at Cordova, South America. The comet.
which is probably the same which was OBJ
served three days ago at Melbourne, was in
the constellation Grus (the Crane) Dr.
Thorne announces that it will become very
brilliant, and that it resembles in character
the great comet of 1850, which was first
announced by Dr.. Gould, then director OF
the same observatory.
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BRUTAL DECLARATION.

A Knight of Labor said to a reporter
yesterday: Strikers strike, and we are in
this thing to win. If we cannot do so by
fair means, then we will adopt foul ones.
If the strike continue the companies must
give in, and think it will. There will no
doubt be great amount Of suffering, but
then the more people suffer the greater
will be the cry against the companies, and
purely from public indignation and protes-
tation they will be compelled to give up
the fight
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JuL1A,s QUEER MARRIAGE.
Extraordinary Experience of an Eng
lish Girl with French Husband.

w
From the Herald Gable.
PARIS, May I'm the Police Court yes
terday a pretty little English girl named
Julia Rothschild, 10 years of age, was SEN
fenced to fifteen days imprisonment for
shooting and wounding her husband, p"
Henri Montana, with revolver. Montana.
who is splendid looking fellow, - years
old, six feet high, with black eyes and Henry
". beard, met Julia at the Alhambra, Lon
don. and fell head over heels in love with
her, and a few days afterward they We're
married at the Registers Office. The cou-
pie came at once to Paris and lived at
Montane's sumptuous MANSION NO. 81 Rue
Montaigne. Here the most exciting scenes
| took place which caused CONSERVATION i'll
the entire neighborhood. Montana, who
served in the French merchant marine, is a
man of very eccentric disposition. He had
all the electric bells in the house removed
and replaced them with revolVeTS, rifles and
cannon. A complete arsenal was estab-
lished on each floor of the mansion. A six
FOUNDER brass cannon fired once summoned
the butler; fired twice it called the cook
three times, the coachman. Five discharges
of the revolver i'll rapid succession
| brought the chambermaid; seven
shots meant that the chambermaid
should appear with hot water. No candles
| were allowed to be blown out, but were to
be extingushed by pistol shots. All the
servants were provided with revolvers, and
| from morning till night there were constant
cannonading and revolver shots. On April
| 90 Montane's mother, who had not been in
| formed of the marriage, appeared on the
scene and was received with salute of
| twenty-one guns. Mime. Montana replied
| by insisting that the marriage was not
| binding in France, and that Julia be sent
back to London. Julia and Henri then
quarreled Julia, furious and raging,
aimed her revolver at Henri and fired six
| balls at him, wounding him twice, in the
| arm and shoulder.
At the trial yesterday the Judge asked the
accused:
Ibid YOU mean to kill NJ Moptanep'
Julia, who cannot speak word of French,
answered, through her interpreter:
"No In fact, l did not fire the revolver
at all, but my husband tried to commit sui
eide and wounded himself"
| The concierge of the Montana mansion
was next called. He is an old man, with
grizzly beard, and wore black velvet cap.
| He testified that Julia came running down
stairs after the ACCIDENT" as he called it.
and exclaimed, in broken French:
"Moi pas bon,n-bounL L1ti bo,nI-bounr
| Meaning that it was not she who had done
the shooting but her husband
But in spite of this testimony the Judge
sentenced Julia to fifteen days imprison-
ment, at the expiration of which time she is
1 to be sent back to London. She was re-
moved from the court room crying.
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BUTCHER HOUSE

MOUNTAIN LAKE, GILES COUNTY, VA.
vi Elevation 1000 feet. Pure. cool afr and
water. No hay fever or mosquitoes. Grad
scenery. Unequaled attractions. Rates per
month $40 TO SO. Write for pamphlet Adj
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LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Drink.

Il PI6d5tbIIG LBLuO1 IIIu
Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle. Sold
by druggists.
Prepared by H. MOTLEY, M. D., Atlanta
Ga.
For biliousness and constipation take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches take Lem,
on Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness take
Lemon Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, take Lemon
Elixir, all of which diseases arise from tor
pid or diseased liver.
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grave and his memory green. And take
him all in all, Jack Wharton possessed as
sweet spirit as ever tenanted human
form
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A Prominent Minister Writes.

After ten years of great suffering from
Indigestion, with, great nervous prostration,
biliousness, disordered kidneys and constipa-
ton, have been cured by four bottles of Dr.
Mozley's Lemon Elixir; and am now a well
man. Rev. &C. DAVIS, ED. M. E. Church
South, No. 28 Tattnall street, Atlanta, Ca
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shall be glad to say few words about
certain art of every day-that of note
writing-which, in these touch-and-go times
seems to be more neglected than is necessary
True, it is not entirely overlooked in the
schools where our young people undergo
WHAT spopularly known as the finishing
process" witness their painstaking epistles,
accepting or rejecting the Barmecide feasts
of Mesdames Smith and Jones, produced at
stated intervals for revision by the teachers.
But how few carry into society the ability
to acquit themselves toward their cores
pondents, after the fashion of the poets fair
one.
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DUB'S SCREVEN HOUSE.
MARSHALL H GU S E.

SAVANNAH, GA
~ go. D. HODGES, Proprietor Formerly of
VI the Metropolitan Hotel, New York, and tho
Grand Union, Saratoga Springs. Location cen
trail All parts Of the city and places Of irter-
est aerRgsible by street cars constantly paf sing
the doors. Special Inducements to those visit
lng TIC CITY Tor business OK nIeasurA-